Vodavi Starplus 616ex Electronic Key System Installation Manual

							STARPLUS 616EX ISSUE 2 JULY I,1987 
500.27 SMDRlBAUD RATE (Data Field 36) 
Station buttons 10 and 1 1 govern these features: 
10 - all calls (lit) or long distance only (unlit) 
1 1 - 300 baud (lit) or 1200 baud (unlit) 
Toggle buttons on or off according to programming 
desired. 
Press HOLD button. 
500.28 DATA BASE PRINTOUT (Data Field 37) 
Press I‘ l 37” on the dial pad. Then press one of the 
following buttons depending on what information is 
needed in the printout. 
STA 10 - station data 
STA 1 1 - CO line data 
STA 12 - system data 
STA 13 - timers 
STA 14 - toll tables 
STA 15 - system speed numbers 
STA 16 - complete data base 
STA 17 - abort the program SMDR can be programmed to record ail calls both 
incoming and outgoing or it can be programmed to 
record only outgoing long distance. 
The baud rate can be set at 300 or 1200 baud. 
The mini-printer operates at 1200 baud. 
By default all calls are recorded and the baud rate is 
set at 300. 
Requires the Enhansed KSU, Program Module II and 
a printer to obtain a printout of the data base. 
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TABLE 5-5 
SAMPLE DATA BASE PRINTOUT 
STATION CONFIG 
CKT NUM COS DND SPD ALM PFL 
10 1 1 
Y Y N N 
CF DSLT CO ACCESS B/NA 
Y Y 123456 
PGGRP PKGRP PGACC HDST 
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							STARPLUS 616EX ISSUE 2 JULY 1, 1987 
500.29 TOLL RESTRICTION TABLES 
(Data Field 41 -44) 
Use the following Data Fields to program toll tables: 
Toll Allow Table A - Field 41 
Toll Allow Table B - Field 42 
Toll Allow Table B - Field 43 
Toll Deny Table B - Field 44 
- Upon entering the data field, DSS button #l 
0 
will be lit. 
- Dial the allow/deny number including ‘don’t cares’. 
(8 digits maximum) 
- Press HOLD for entering the data. DSS button #I 1 
will then automatically light up. 
- Enter the next allow/deny number. 
-When all of the numbers needed have been 
programmed and entered, either enter another 
data field or leave the program mode. The Allow/Deny tables are organized into two sets 
of tables to allow the 616EX system to support 2 
different toll plans at one installed site. Allow/Deny 
Table A is referenced whenever a station is assigned 
Class of Service 2; and Allow/Deny Table B is 
reference whenever a station is assigned Class of 
Service 3. Each table may contain up to 16 numbers 
of up to 8 digits each. Any number of digits up to 
8 maximum may be entered. Less than 8 digits 
may be entered. For example, the programmer 
needs only to dial “0” and press HOLD to program 
operator restriction. 
The following rules should be remembered 
when 
setting up the Allow/Deny tables: (Figure 5.1) 
1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. If nothing is assigned in either the allow or deny 
table, no restriction is applied. 
If entries are made in the allow table and only 
there, then only the numbers in the table are 
allowed. (Allow Only Restriction) 
If entries are made in the deny table and only 
there, then only the numbers in the table are 
denied. (Deny Only) 
If there are entries in both tables, the allow table 
is searched first, and if the dialed number is 
found, it is allowed. If it is not found in the allow, 
the deny table is searched. If the number is 
-found in the deny, it is denied; if it is not found 
there, it is allowed. 
Exchange Codes can be blocked by specific 
entries in the Deny lists or allowed by specific 
entries in the Allow lists. 
When the pound (X) is used, it enters a don’t 
care charater. This will allow or deny any digit 
O-9 in that location. 
The Allow & Deny tables are reserved for COS 2 
and 3 respectively. See Data Field 01 
When a CO Line is marked PBX, COS restrictions 
apply to the station only if one of 4 PBX codes 
are dialed first. 
A CO line marked Toll Restriction Override is not 
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							STARPLUS 616EX ISSUE 2 JULY 1,1987 
500.30 STATION SPEED DIAL 
Each telephone has 10 unique speed dial numbers. 
These numbers are entered and stored by the user 
and can be recalled by the user at any time. 
The * (asterisk) is used to program pulse to tone 
switchover; the # (pound) is used to program a 
pause; and the flash button to program a flash 
command. 
There can be up to 16 digits in each speed dial 
including pause, pulse to tone switchover and flash 
commands. A CO line can be programmed for use 
with an individual speed number. 
Speed dial numbers are subject to the class of 
service and line access restriction assigned to the 
station. 
To program a station speed number: 
- Lift handset or press ON/OFF button. 
- Press SPD button. 
- Press asterisk 
(*) key. 
- Dial bin number (00-09) where number is to 
be stored. 
- Select CO line or one will be chosen 
automatically. 
- Dial number. 
- Press HOLD button. 
- Hang up. 
500.31 DIAL PULSE TO TONE SWITCHOVER 
The system, upon command either manually or 
from speed dial will automatically change the 
signalling on a CO line from dial pulse to DTMF, 
allowing the use of common carriers behind a dial 
pulse CO line. 
To manually initiate a switchover, the user, while 
connected to a CO line, dials an 
l (asterisk). 
The switchover occurs and the following digits are 
sent DTMF. 
When using speed dial numbers, the * (asterisk) 
stored and sent with a number will automatically 
insert a pause and switchover to DTMF sending for 
the remaining digits. 500.32 FLASH WITH SPEED DIAL 
During the dialing of a station or system speed 
number, a flash will occur on a CO line when 
commanded. A pause will automatically be inserted 
before the remaining speed dial digits are dialed. 
When programming a speed number, pressing the 
flash button enters a flash command. This is counted 
as a digit. The flash length and pause following are 
determined by programming. 
TABLE 5-4 
NUMBERING PLAN 
1 O-25 Intercom Stations 
6 Call Pickup 
70 Internal All Call 
71 Zone 1 
72 Zone 2 
73 External Zone 
74 All Call 
75 Meet Me Page 
8 Music 
9 Alarm Reset 
0 Attendant 
* Programming Station Speed Numbers 
(Preceeded by SPD button) 
# Last Number Redial 
(Preceeded by SPD button) 
500.33 NIGHT SERVICE 
The 616EX system is placed into night service by 
the attendant station placing the key telephone in 
DND. To remove night service, the attendant 
removes itself from DND. When the system is in 
Night Service, stations marked to ring at night 
(Section 500.14) will function according to the 
access and ring assignments listed in Table 5-3. 
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							DIGITS ARE 
DIALED ON 
 
A CO LINE 
NO RESTRICTION 
APPLIED 
CALL 6 ALLOWED 
YES 
NO RESTRICTION 
CALL IS ALLOWED 
THE CALL VIOLATES 
THE COS 4 RULES 
CALL IS RESTRICTED 
TOLL RESTRICTION 
FLOW CHART 
FIGURE 5.1 
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DO THE DIALED YES YES ARE 
DIGITS MATCH THE THERE ENTRIES 
3 
DENY TABLE IN THE DENY 
TABLE 
NO 
NO RESTRICTION 
RESTRJCT~~N is 
APPLIED 
CALL IS ALLOWED 
CALL IS DENIED 
NO RESTRICTION 
CALL IS ALLOWED 
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							STARPLUS 616EX ISSUE 2 JULY I,1987 
CO LINE PROGRAMMING 
Private Line 12 DSS 13 None 
Day Ring 13 All Ring 
Attendant 
Night Ring 14 
Flash Timer 15 
Ring Detect 16 
Dial Pulse 17 All Ring 
Attendant 
2 sec. 
300 msec. 
60/40 
10 PPS 
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SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
27 Executive/Secretary 4 Pairs 
Sta #, Sta ff None 
28 
Loud Bell Control Sta # None 
30 PBX Codes 4 Nos., 1 or 
2 Digit None 
31 Attendant Position 1 o-25 Sta 10 
32 Ring Timer - Preset Fwd 1 O-99 sec. 15 sec. 
33 Station - Preset Fwd Unlimited 
Sta#, Sta# None 
34 Conference Timer 00-99 min 15 min 
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STATION PROGRAMMING 
‘ 
Class of 
Service 
Do Not 
Disturb 
System 
Speed 
Preferred 
Line Ans. 
Call Fwd 
Auto Select 
Headset 
Page Access 
CO Line 
Access 
‘Page Grp 
Pickup Grp STATION 
PROGRAMCODE 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 DEFAULT 
01 cos 1 
02 co 1 Yes 
02 co 2 Yes 
02CO4 
No 
02 co 5 
Yes 
02CO6 
Yes 
03COl 
No 
03CO2 
Yes 
05 All Sta., 
All Lines 
06 Group 1 
07 Group 1 
(04) DSS ASSIGNMENTS 
(Station no. to Station no.) 
FROM TO 
FROM TO FROM TO 
FROM TO FROM TO FROM TO 
FROM TO 
FROM TO 
FROM TO 
FROM TO FROM TO 
FROM TO 
, 
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Programmed at Attendant Station. 
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